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Session I - CLOSED
Open -
January 15, 2008
Deadline - June 15, 2008
Winner Announcement -
September 1, 2008
12 Grand Prize Winners (one in each category) and 36 Finalists (three in each category)

Session II - OPEN
Open -
June 16, 2008
Deadline - December 15, 2008
Winner Announcement -
March 1, 2009
12 Grand Prize Winners (one in each category) and 36 Finalists (three in each category)

12 Lennon Awards
Winner Announcement -

May 1, 2009

Grand Prize Winners of Session I and Session II will compete head-to-head in an online voting battle to become the Lennon Award Winner in their respective category.

Maxell Song of the Year
Winner Announcement -

July, 2009
The 12 Lennon Award Winners will compete for the Maxell Song of the Year and $20,000.
 

Winter NAMM
January 17 - 20
Battle of the Bands
February - November
NAB Show
April 11 - 17
Summerfest
June 26 - July 9
 

Maxell Song of the Year
 
Scott Routenberg

A professional jazz pianist, Scott Routenberg is currently completing a second Master of Music degree at the University in Miami. He holds one in Jazz Piano Performance and is working on his second in Media Writing and Production. He plans to begin his studies for his Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Jazz Writing in the Fall of 2005. He has also studied with Brazilian pianist Manfredo Fest and modern jazz composer Ron Miller. Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, Scott earned a BA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Music and Communications in 2001. Bandwidth is the result of his desire to write a hybrid jazz big band/electronic composition. This is not Scott's first win in the JLSC. Last year he was a Runner-Up in the Electronic category. He is also a two-time winner of the ASCAP Young Composers Awards (2003 & 2004), winner of the Hilton Head Jazz Society Performance Scholarship (2003), First Place winner of the 2004 Audio Engineering Society Surround Sound Competition and he was a composer participant in the 2004 Henry Mancini Institute in Los Angeles. He has played at the North Sea Jazz Festival in Holland, the Vienne Jazz Festival in France, and the Montreaux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. Currently, he leads The Scott Routenberg Trio, has written music for the short film "The F Word", and released his hybrid jazz/electronica 1CD Lots of Pulp.
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